Knowing - Judgment Search Results

..... they came to the possession of the defendants by finding and that nevertheless the defendants knowing the goods to belong to the plaintiffs did not deliver them amp c but afterwards .....

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1773

PROPRiETARY'S LESSEE Vs. RALSTON

Court: US Supreme Court

Decided on: Jan-01-1773

..... as authorities cited bath nisi prius instit leg title eject plaintiff s council insisted to know whether the defendant had gone through all his evidence and said that he was not .....

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1776

Wheeler Vs. Hughes

Court: US Supreme Court

Decided on: Jan-01-1776

..... one hundred pounds and for payment thereof entered into this bond that he was not knowing to any corrupt agreement between the defendant and alder the court determined in favour of .....

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1778

Respublica Vs. Roberts

Court: US Supreme Court

Decided on: Jan-01-1778

..... question on these words of the act of assembly that if any person or persons knowingly and willingly shall aid or assist any enemies at open war with this state c .....

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1778

Respublica Vs. Carlisle

Court: US Supreme Court

Decided on: Jan-01-1778

..... under his authority secondly to levy war against the state or government thereof and thirdly knowingly and willingly to aid and assist any enemies at open war against this state or .....

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1779

Respublica Vs. Sweers

Court: US Supreme Court

Decided on: Jan-01-1779

..... of publishing the said false and counterfeit writing there by him in form aforesaid well knowing the said writing to have been falsely forged and counterfeited as aforesaid to the evil ..... in his custody a piece of base metal in the similitude of a six pence knowing it to be safe with intent to defraud the liege subjects c the second exception .....

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